Mission Bay Conference Center

The Mission Bay Conference Center at UCSF occupies the William J. Rutter Center at 1675 Owens Street in San Francisco's Mission Bay neighborhood, situated on UCSF's 43-acre life sciences campus just south of downtown. Designed by architect Ricardo Legorreta, the building's bold geometric architecture and vibrant blue and orange palette are immediately recognizable on the campus skyline. The Center holds membership in the International Association of Conference Centers (IACC). Across 12,500 square feet of dedicated meeting space, the Center offers 10 rooms suited to gatherings of nearly any scale — from the Robertson Auditorium, which accommodates up to 560 guests and divides into three separate breakout spaces, to the Fisher Banquet Room with its floor-to-ceiling windows overlooking Mission Bay, the Coblentz Executive Boardroom for executive and hybrid meetings, and four Conference Rooms for training sessions and smaller groups. An outdoor terrace and covered deck extend the venue's reception capacity further. In-house catering, a dedicated conference planning team, and professional audiovisual support — including projectors, stage lighting, and integrated live-streaming capabilities — are available for all events.